The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-13

Lawrence Barrett, Edwin Booth and
I. b. Aldric b will cruise along the Maine
coast in a steam yacht later in the sum-
mer.
The rooms of the late Mrs. A. T. Stewart
at the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga, are
tenantless. They will be kept vacant all
the season out of respect to the memory OF
their occupant for so many summers in
the past.
Senator-elect Faulkner, of West Virginia,
recently called at the White House. He
eyes and black mustache and goatee. He
never hunts nor fishes, and does not know
how to play poker
The eloquent Ipdian woman Upright
Eyes," who is now Mrs. Tibbles, is making
arrangements for series of lectures in
London on the wrongs of the North Amer
lean Indians. She has well chosen her
time. The Wild West show has awakened
interest in England in the red men of this
continent.
On her way from BaImoral to Windsor
to attend the Jubilee, Queen Victoria was
stopped by a swarm of bees. 1t was at
night. The bees bad swarmed in the glass
box Of signal lamp and put out the light.
The engineer not seeing the customary
light stopped the train, and would have
secured the bees and taken them on to
Windsor as a memento had there been
time.
John Willard Young is the youngest son
of the late Brigham Young's first wife. He
is about forty-three years ofage and has ten
sons and ten daughters. He says his father
lett an estate worth about 81 500, 600. He
willed SO 600 to each one of his children.
Brigham Young has as yet no monument.
He lies buried near what was called "the
Iron House." in Salt Lake City, and his
family have not been able to decide on
fitting design to mark his grave.
Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian Minister at
Washington, is in this city awaiting the
arrival OF Queen Cspiolani on the Servia.
He says the report that the Kanaka Queen
went to England to borrow 100000 is
false. He further asserts that the King is
not always drunk and that he is an edu-
Gated and sensible man. He has an army
of 40 well drilled soldiers, forty of whom
act IS palace guard. Mr.. Carter thinks
that no revolution is pending in Hawaii.
There arrived in San Francisco few days
ago from Japan tall, aristocratic woman,
clad in black flowing robes bound at the
waist by broad leather belt. She proved
to be Sister Olga, missionary of the Greek
Church in Japan. She is the Countess Olga
PoBtatine. member Of a noble Russian
family. Some years ago she was in attend
dUC6 Oh the OZdTlDd ul hussld, Dub uudlly
entered a religious order. She is in poor
health and is now on her way to st. Peters
burg.
Dan Rice, the veteran Snowman, has
reached Cincinnati with his Texan bride.
or the contest he had before winning his
wife he says: 81 had to fight three coun-
ties, Gonzales, Lavsca and Fayette. People
said, What, marry a clown {? and every
species of inventions and stories were got
Up against me. 1t didn't make any dit
ference. l captured the prize. Ny wife is
tickled to death. She never travelled be-
fore end everyt thing is new to her" But
her new husband is quite old.
81 met William Warren, Boston's most
respected and oldest actor, night or two
ago." says a Boston Herald writer, land
had little chat with him about his plans
for the summer, as well as good deal of
other small talk that fonnd very interest
ing, for..it is not only on the stage, but
elsewhere as well, that Mr.. Warren is one
of the best entertainers it is possible to
meet. I never saw him looking better than
be is to-day. Always careful, to preci-
sion that is noticeable, in his dress, he was
appearing as immaculate as of old.